Hi,
On 10/23/2013 06:26 AM, Jay Sorg wrote:
I'm concerned / confused about the future of FreeRDP.
It seems like there is too many restructuring / refactoring of the
source code that add no value.
All the documentation on
http://www.freerdp.com/api/
is out of date.
True. Have a look to
I'm sorry, you missed the point.
Jay
On Wed, Oct 23, 2013 at 12:27 AM, Bernhard Miklautz
bmikla...@thinstuff.at wrote:
Hi,
On 10/23/2013 06:26 AM, Jay Sorg wrote:
I'm concerned / confused about the future of FreeRDP.
It seems like there is too many restructuring / refactoring of the
When we are talking about this, you mention Thinstuff.
What do I think?
I left rdesktop in Peter's control and Cendio took over.
I left FreeRDP is your control and Thinstuff took over.
You need to fix this!
Jay
On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 10:58 PM, Marc-André Moreau
marcandre.mor...@gmail.com
Hi Jay,
first of I'm truthfully sorry how it went with xrdp. Even if I wasn't
directly involved I absolutely understand you and also think some not
really right choices were made.. Sorry for that.
That said,
On 10/23/2013 09:48 AM, Jay Sorg wrote:
What do I think?
I left rdesktop in Peter's
Hello folks,
On Wed, Oct 23, 2013 at 7:15 AM, Bernhard Miklautz
bmikla...@thinstuff.at wrote:
first of I'm truthfully sorry how it went with xrdp. Even if I wasn't
directly involved I absolutely understand you and also think some not
really right choices were made.. Sorry for that.
I think
Hi Otavio,
I think you also need to take a step back and realize the following:
I have already acknowledged that you do bring valid points. It is not not a
good thing that certain features like serial, parallel and smartcard are
not as stable as they should be, and would definitely use a helping
Hi Jay,
There's nothing to fix as there has never been a takeover. Where did you
get that from?!
And honestly, the comparison with Cendio is very insulting, you know how I
feel about them.
FreeRDP remains under my control, Thinstuff is *not* taking control over
the FreeRDP project. If I were a
Hi Vic,
Thank you for your support, and you do summarize well the situation.
We have always been very inclusive of people's contributions and always
will be. As for enjoying the new code without complaining and fixing
problems which bother you, that's pretty much how this should be
approached.
Hi Arlo,
Thank you for your feedback, and you are right, it can be very hard to stay
in sync with the bleeding edge of FreeRDP. In this case, the stable branch
of FreeRDP may be better suited for you. If you base your work on the
stable branch, you won't be getting new features as as fast as they
Thanks Marc and Vic.
I'm only trying to explain why there are not as many contributors as there was.
When any project gets too close to any company you loose contributor.
We spent a lot of time switching to the Apache lincese but we allow
GPL like code from one company. Why?
Can other
I had a similar problem when I was using FreeRDP libraries in xrdp.
The API kept changing from day to day for things that add no value.
palette renamed to colorTable, then ColorTable
This breaks the API twice. What value was added?
The API needs to be a special place that one guy maintains and
Peter Novodvorsky has invited you to sign up for Google Talk so you can talk to
each other for free over your computers.
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Hi Jay,
I think you are living in a parallel universe, what is wrong with you? Come
on IRC more often and talk to us, you've lost touch with reality, seriously.
First, don't use GPL-like to refer to a license which has nothing to do
with the GPL. You know how I feel about the GPL and we're
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